that drove him to desperation, and he is remorseful, apologetic for is actions. and inconveniencing so many people. maureen kelly. there on the family of craig rental and they're very upset. about this entire situation, and leasing to be dealing with the best that they can. they do not want to go on camera but they say that the antioch police department came out. and they searched the home. and according to the family, the police were very respectful. and nothing dangerous was removed from of the house. in antioch, jeff bush. , and this is promising to be a mere for all of oakland. she says her message has been consistent, and she can expect to be on the following priority. then i want to take the issue of jobs, public safety, young people, and she school. those three areas. the mayan princi am pretty successful in passing legislative. and i have worked on almost every part of town on dozens of different issues. with 121,000 people voted that is more than the bloated and peacerecent mayoral reflections, and more than my competition. >> and she helped to speak to

. >> and his so apologetic. he apologize for everything that happened. and if a situation that went bad, remorseful. just one of those things that we all go through those things in life we have problems. apparently, it's got out of hand and the lex thing when you he was on the bridge commthreatening to commit suicide. >> and jeff bush spoke to the family of valentino. at the standoff. >> obispo with the family and san carlos in antioch. - you can imagine they're pretty shaken up. i just spoke with the family, and they searched the house, and the family said the police are very polite, respectful. there were here for about one hour. to see if there were any explosives, firearms and nothing was found or removed from the house. the family is coping as best as they can. >> we're now learning new details about this man killed in oakland on monday. today, the man says 27 year- old has cannot gathered where he worked as a barber. -test have gathered. to the fruitvalle bart station, and--dan? >> that is correct, this role has been going on for about one hour and

president obama's agenda are on a collision course with a weaker commander and chief now calling apologetically for cooperation. >> in that focus on politics, i neglected some things that matter a lot to people and rightly so. >> the president said that to reporters but his words were really intended for newly empowered republicans who bring an agenda of their own. >> i don't think there's any room to negotiate on raising taxes, particularly on smaller businesses. i hope we can get a permanent extension. >> medicare and medicaid and find bipartisan agreements for retirement before it's too late. >> lifting the "don't ask, don't tell" policy for gay service members voting on a steakic russian middle. >> democrats are also embattled among themselves. they expect to keep nancy pelosi but some, conservative blue dog democrats rejected them at the polls with the wrong message. >> janet napolitano is defending the psa's new anti-terrorism procedures at america's airports. napolitano says the new body scanners and enhanced patdown procedures are needed to prevent terror attacks. travellers have compla

and i would you say are you more or less apologetic for religion now. i thought interface, et cetera be more apologetic kurds demand that the change in terms of apologizing. his claim that morality is and they can be a little confusing. clearly we have moral emotions and moral reasoning determine how to fire analogy and at some level are modified by coulter's. i analogy you think of language. i mean, we all come into this world ready to speak the language. but then you learn the language based on what culture you happen to arrive in. but we all come ready to speak chinese, but we don't because were not raised in china. and we come into this world ready to recognize morally salient situations and we feel discussed in response to certain things. we have a notion of non-harming. we have something very much like the golden rule is something that is probably by default where we wind up in ethical terms. but all of this can get modified by coulter. and there are people who don't have the full toolkit. they're psychopaths who don't feel empathy for other peopl

. >> a divided congress, a president humbled and apologetic. >> it's hard. i take responsibility for it. >> what's next? cooperation? >> the american people want us to work together. >> newly empowered republicans have a different idea. fire the democrats. >> what are our friends learned is that choosing the president over constituents is not a good strategy. >> in a speech, connell will suggest president obama should not be reelected. nancy pelosi said she hasn't decided whether to step down. >> after you serve as speaker of the house, it's hard to make that transition. >> one republican is looking forward to working together. lisa murcowski. >> it's all about consensus building. >> will cooperation turn into compromise? >> that's something we have not seen. >> the new congress has a heavy agenda. taxes, energy, immigration and health we reform. republicans want to get rid of it. >> we're want to repeal the bill. >> now they have the votes and momentum to do it. in washington, tracie potts, today in the bay. >> we will look at what's coming up later on toda

. >> he was remorseful and apologetic. >> minutes before the standoff began he sent a text message to his sister saying that he has killed himself because he believed his wife was having an affair. >>> a protest over two deadly police shootings prompted the closure of a bart station. fruitvale stop was shut down tonight. 100 people marched there to call attention to the deaths of two men. police chased jones and opened fire after they say he reached for his waistband. he was hit in the front of his body, not from behind as his family had claimed. >> we have no problems with arrest. we have no problem with sub duing him. we have no problems with anything they have to do to bring some order. that's what we are about. but why would you have to kill a man? >> it is not until we march together in masses that a change is going to take place. we need you. this family needs you. >> police were responding to a domestic abuse call. he is the third person to die in an officer involved shooting in oakland this year. >>> the husband of a tourist killed in san francisco this summer is planning a re

. >> when i talked to him, he was very remorseful, depressed obviously, apologetic. it's a tough situation for him to go through with him and his family. >> reporter: for drivers, some turning around and driving the wrong way to get out of this mess, it was a crazy commute. >> it's kind of scary. we feel bad for the man that's doing this. >> i just sat and waited and wanted to make sure everything was okay. >> reporter: now, officers have to decide whether to book this man into jail or into the hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. he will face charges from terrorism to impeding traffic. >> he wasn't hurt. his daughter wasn't hurt in all of this, right? >> reporter: nobody was hurt. what really amazed me is that the drivers i talked to who were stopped for up to an hour on the bridge people were not so concerned about their time or safety, most were concerned about that man. >> yeah. all right. anne makovec, thank you. >>> well, this morning, the chp did show off a replica plastic gun that was found they say in the man's car. they say it's similar it a gun that was

[laughter] i'm thrilled to be here for the fourth year in a row speaking at the national apologetics conference. alex mentioned that i have a new job. and the president of the king's college in new york city. it's a christian college with a quite unique mission, most christian colleges in some sense are a shelter from society. they protect christian students from what is seen, often rightly as the public influence of mainstream institutions. one of the dangers, however, is when you insulate young people from mainstream institutions, you cut them off from those institutions. the reason that the king's college in new york city is we don't protect you, but we do prepare you. so our goal is to take bright, young students, mostly christian and equip them to defend their faith in secular society and also to go on to successful in transforming careers at goldman sachs, capitol hill, cbs news. in other words, we want the prepared christians to push in secular society. if you want to know more about the king's college website is www.tk speed kings college.edu. in my career, i have some might

he was very apologetic. he feels bad for what took place this morning. >> craig valentino his family says he has no history of mental illness. reporting live at treasure island, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thousands of commuters turned to b.a.r.t to avoid gridlock. riderrership was up 8,000 people compared to veteran's day last year. many riders were under the impression they could get a free ride because of the standoff. they received calls about a policy and suggest the riders may of misunderstood a radio report. >>> an 80-year-old woman and her dog has been reunited after the dog was stolen during a purse snatching. she welcomed her 6-year-old york home after the police found the pooch in stockton. a woman there is as she bout the dog for $20 but then called the police when she saw a photo of the dog in a news report. she sofrjoyed to have her best friend back. >> i grabbed him so quick he did not have a chance. they handed him to me, yeah, how about that? i think he says where have you been? >> reporter: sh

when i talked to him just a few minutes ago i mean, he was very remorseful, depressed obviously, apologetic. it's a tough situation for him to go through him and his family. >> reporter: for drivers some turning around and driving the wrong way to get out of this mess, it was a crazy commuted. >> it's kind of scary. we feel bad for the man that's doing this. >> i just sat and waited and wanted to make sure everything was okay. >> reporter: this afternoon, officers were deciding whether to take this man directly to jail or to the hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. he will likely face some charges. anything from domestic terrorism and kidnapping to something as simple as impeding traffic. in oakland, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> a march is going on right now to protest the deadly shooting of a man by oakland police. these pictures were taken just a short time ago. the march heading to the fruitvale bart station. protestors demanding justice for derrick jones. police were chasing him monday night and they opened fire after they say he reached into his waistband. autopsy results show jones was

depressed obviously, apologetic. >> minutes before the standoff began carlos valentino sent a text messagehis sister saying that he had killed himself because he believed his wife was having an affair. he remains in custody tonight. >>> jerry mcnerney has declared victory in one of the closest races in country. the district 11 congressional race. that stretches from stockton to the tri-valley and down to morgan hill. republican rival david harmer is not conceding, however, saying that there are still ballots left to be counted. only about 1600 votes separate the two men. >>> a big issue about a little piece of tissue is brewing in the bay area. a proposal to make circumcision illegal. joe vasquez on the man working to get that on the ballot. >> reporter: baby boys in san francisco may be relieved but not everybody degrees with it. >> it's a little much. yeah. i think they have gonna little too far. >> that's ridiculous, that's a personal choice. >> reporter: it's true. the city that's trying to outlaw toys and happy meals could have a measure on next november's ballot spanning an age old t

. >> reporter: the president was almost apologetic over his failure to follow through on his campaign promise to change how business is done in washington. >> we were in such a hurry to get things done that we didn't change how things got done. >> reporter: despite all the talk of compromise and common ground, though, the president made clear that on some issues, he expects neither side to bend, a recipe for gridlock. >> both democrats and republicans have certain beliefs and certain principles that each feels cannot be compromised. >> reporter: a point that was confirmed by republican leaders today, including john boehner, expected to be the next speaker of the house. >> it's pretty clear that the obama-pelosi agenda is being rejected by the american people. they want... as i said last night, they want the president to change his course. >> reporter: the president says he wants to sit down with republican leaders in the next few weeks and get started that difficult process of finding common ground. katie? >> couric: chip reid at the white house tonight. chip, thank you. let's take a

has been trying to tame another big export of germany but germany was an apologetic and b. fan it is right to engage as competitively as possible in international trade but as michael bloomberg said the u.s. should stop criticizing other countries for producing more and actually forty more and get back to work going back to china there's a certain aspect that mr bloomberg finds especially hypocritical china is now making a big push into solar and other environmentally friendly energy technologies and surprisingly the attention it gets in the u.s. is far from positive last month the u.s. trade representative's office. it could investigate china's policies over complaints that the country was using tactics to shut other countries out of the burgeoning market for clean energy mr bloomberg says wondering how can one criticize a country that's offering cheaper ways to produce and three to produce green energy the u.s. supposed to be all for it but apparently not when it comes when it's made in china journalist and author richard peres says the u.s. should realize that it's part

back -- >> let's talk about obama for a moment because he came out after the election, was almost apologetic almost was ready to go back on the reforms, if you can call them reforms from the democrats, on the initiatives that he advanced. and nancy pelosi -- it seems like he was ready to retreat and compromise and go on health care, let's reword it and see what we can come up with. and nancy pelosi came out strong saying i'm going to do what i can to fight to retain what we've won. >> that's right. and i think this sort of goes into the other part of the election story, which is that huge red wave that swept across the country stopped at the california border when you look at the election results. whether it's governor jerry brown, senator barbara boxer, and all the way down the ticket. as much as the republican leadership, john boehner, was out there saying the american people have spoken, well, california is 1 out of 8 votes in this country, and california spoke in its own way. all the statewide offices from lieutenant governor gavin newsom to it looks like attorney general kamala harris.

i left him on the 6th of january and the very following morning, the very following day, he was apologetic, asking for a chance for us to be together. that he will be cured, treated, evaluated, all those words. i was covering up for him and -- >> >> larry: you didn't report it. >> i didn't. i was covering up and i believed him. if somebody's asking you for a chance, you give them a chance. >> larry: what led to the phone call? >> all of the phone calls that were recorded were recorded on the same night of 18 february and 18 to the 19th. he started calling me early in the evening. >> larry: what was he angry about? >> because i left him. >> larry: you forgave him for the first instance. >> i forgave him after the first severe beating that you know, he struck me twice with a fist then choking me while i was holding lucy and protecting myself. he told us to get the f out and went to get the gun and i asked my son to get in the car and that's how we left the 6th of january and from then on, every day, he was apologizing. >> larry: you took him back? >> i did. >> larry: what broke it up again?

it sounds like it because they don't sound very apologetic.this is dynamic that has been building for a long time. go back to the hills or even john and kate plus 8. you can have people who hate each other and you know the producers are expecting something volatile to happen. suddenly something really violent has happened and it is too far. they should be prosecuted. it is symptom tick violence and should not be allowed. >>> let me quote from amber portwood's facebook fan page quote, i think everyone needs to mind their own business. you have seen me on tv. that's not really what happens. all of you are to believe everything you see gary and i are happily together with lia i guess that's the baby in a new place. >> they really look happy, don't they geraldo? >> delighted. >> the problem is when you have these children involved obviously for the kids it's not -- first of all they have the drama of a huge production team living with them staking out their house 24/7. but then you have the violence the kid doesn't know whether it's real or fake.

he was very apologetic. he feels very bad for what took place this morning. >> reporter: the family of craig carlos valentino says he has no history mental problems. he is being held tonight. >>> just a few minutes ago, ktvu news obtained a statement from valentino's wife. she calls herself a loyal wife. she says she and her husband have been married for 22 year and she feels extremely bad for what happened today. she says quote craig and i have been having marital status for the last two years. we're in the midst of divorce. he must have had a very hard time with this, and today he reached his boiling point. >>> thug boats and coast guard cutters towed the cruise liner back to san diego this morning. the 4,500 passengers and crew members were stuck on the splendor with no power. no one was hurt but the ship has no air-conditioning, no hot water, no telephone service and no working toilets. some passengers though tried to keep things in perspective. >> you think about titanic and lost and those kind of shows

he was very apologetic. he feels very bad for what took place this morning. >> reporter: the family of craig carlos valentino says he has no history mental problems. he is being held tonight. >>> just a few minutes ago, ktvu news obtained a statement from valentino's wife. she calls herself a loyal wife. she says she and her husband have been married for 22 year and she feels extremely bad for what happened today. she says quote craig and i have been having marital status for the last two years. we're in the midst of divorce. he must have had a very hard time with this, and today he reached his boiling point. >>> thug boats and coast guard cutters towed the cruise liner back to san diego this morning. the 4,500 passengers and crew members were stuck on the splendor with no power. no one was hurt but the ship has no air-conditioning, no hot water, no telephone service and no working toilets. some passengers though tried to keep things in perspective. >> you think about titanic and lost and those kind of shows

would you say you are more or less apologetic? kind of more apologetic.terfa, c >> nothing has changed in termsa of apologizing for religion.. this claim that morality is in need can be a little confusing.n clearly we have moral emotions. types of moral reasoning areng e emerging out of our biology and at some level are modified by culture.in playing great. we all come into this worldean, ready to speak a language. but then you learn the languagee based on what culture you happen based to arrive in. arrive we all come ready to speak chinese, but we don't because wa are not raised in china. we come into this world ready to recognize morally ciliatelient d situations. we deal w with discussed inin response to certain things. we have a notion of not harming something very much like the golden rule that is probably by default where we wind up and ethical terms, but all of thisr. can get modified by culture. havee are people who don't have these fold tool kits. psychopath's you just don't feec empathy. that is something we can other un

he was very apologetic. he feels very bad for what took place. >> reporter: we've received a text message from the wife of the 51-year-old security guard. craig carlos valentino. her husband took her 15-year- old daughter to breakfast but before getting there he stopped hiss suv on the bay bridge just west of treasure island. carlos told authorities by phone he had a gun and was going to blow up his car. the security guard made several phone calls. he also texted his sister. his sister said her brother encountered a rough patch in his marriage. his wife of more than 20 years was having an affair and he was going to commit suicide. carlos' actions caused a train reaction for drivers after the highway patrol shut down the bridge after 7:00 for two hours. during an the incident they did not shut down the lower deck saying that carlos at no point threatened to blow up the bridge and during the incident he threw the gun off of it. the gun was not real. they found another plastic pellet gun inside the suv after a

. >> she seemed regretful or apologetic? >> she did, somewhat.he admitted to doing it and just the mere fact she came to us after seeing it on the news said a little bit that maybe she felt kind of bad doing it. >> wilson doesn't appear to be judge mental. she should have used the proper channels instead of just leaving him on the street. >> those proper channels, one place mothers can go is a bay area crisis center. it's a safe police for mothers to go. they are provided with shelter, food and a place to play. they say a situation like this one is just one example of how they would have been able to step in and help. >> she could have called our crisis line, we would have told her to pack up that child and bring him in immediately. and we would talk to her. she could see our facility, get comfortable with us and we would be happy to admit that child. >> the services are completely confidential. >>> a reward fund is being set up to help police find a dog and the people who took him from his owners over the weekend. a 5-year-old yorkshire terrier

he presents his book the national conference on christian apologetics held at north side baptist church in charlotte north carolina. this program is 50 minutes. .. >> busta christian colleges in some sense of our a shelter from society. they protect christian students from what is the influence of mainstream institutions. one of the dangers however is when you insulate young people from mainstream insulin -- institutions you cut them off. button reason is king's college is in an new york city is we don't protect you but we prepare you. our goal is to take young students, mostly christian and the quips them to extend their faith in a secular society and also to go on to successful and transforming careers at goldman sachs, and cbs news, capitol hill we want them to flourish in secular society. you can find out more information at tkc.edu. i have 1 foot in the world of the debates of god and religion. just last night i had a debate in which i was at the university of wisconsin but i also have 1 foot in the debate of culture and politics. as christians we are called not to be of the world

we're told the gunman became apologetic but he still robbed them. they say that doesn't deter them from their mission and showing up at this post to honor the veterans. back to you. >> okay. thank you, derrick. >>> there were ceremonies all over the country and the world today to remember our men and women in uniform. crowds gathered at the vietnam wall for the annual veterans day ceremony there. a small ceremony was health at the world war i memorial on the mall. president obama was halfway acrosshe world in south koreaa attending the g-20 economic summit there. he spent part of his day with 28,000 u.s. troops at an army base in seoul. >> we recall acts of uncommon braufry and selflessness. weemember honoring those who served is about more than the words we say on veterans day or memorial day. it is about how we treat our veterans every single day of the year. >> this morning vice presidential biden '38 wreath the tomb of the unknown soldier. during his speech he emphasized the obama's administration's commitment to expanding funding and services t

. >> he was very remorseful, depressed obviously, apologetic. it's a tough situation for him to go through, him and his family. >> valentino's 16-year-old daughter was also in the suv when the standoff started. she ran from the suv after her dad told her to leave and that he loved her. valentino faces charges from impeding traffic to domestic terrorism and kidnapping. >>> i am really happy. >> well, deuce, where have you been. how this stolen dog finally made his way home to a very happy woman in alameda. >> federal, state and local officials swooping in with guns drawn. why they launched an armed assault on something you might have for breakfast. >>> hopefully, we can save police departments money and also improve their effectiveness. >> in the fight against crime, a new way to outsmart the bad guys. why one bay area teacher thinks the best weapon against criminals is math. i "medieval knight fest".at angry peasants can mess up a car really bad. matt, my mercury agent, helped me file a claim right away. turns out mercury not only saves me money

-- are you apologetic for religion now? >> nothing has changed in terms of apologizing for religion. this claim that morality is in a can be confusing. clearly we have moral emotions and reasoning that are emerging out of our biology and at some level modified by culture. think of language. we'll coming to this world ready to speak a language. than you learned the language based on what culture you happen to arrive at. we are all ready to speak chinese but we don't because we are not raised in china. we come into this world ready to recognize morally salient situations. we feel discussed in response to certain things. we have notion of non harming the. something like a golden rule that is probably by the fault where we wind up in ethical terms. all this can get modified by culture and there are people -- psychopaths don't feel empathy for other people. that is something we can understand neurologically. science up until this moment has limited itself to understanding all of that descriptive of the. you can tell an evolution

nike, both after the tiger woods scandal and lebron had apologetic commercials. they effective? that's the question that remains unanswered. >> they're making too much money to maybe even care. >>> your skinny when we come back. stick around. >>> your skinny when we come back. stick around. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> we're seeing the co-mingling of two different worlds of entertainment and celebrity. this is a prime example of that. you have ashton kutcher and demi moore and possible ncaa violations that "usa today" as well as a series of other publications are reporting. according to them, the university of iowa basically admitted ncaa recruiting violations that involved the film stars. the violations involve the hawkeyes men's basketball staff. which is the university of iowa. athletic officials acknowledge they allowed two high school recruits to meet kutcher and moore and several former hawkeye basketball players. this all took place during a u of i football game last month in iowa city. if you follow ncaa rules or watch the movie "blind side," there are strict

it was almost apologetic. odd. >> very odd. the judge one of the judges main task is to instruct the jury on the law. and he said i messed up. i misled the jury on the law. my instructions were wrong. item really not that hard the instructions are quite standard. it's a matter of cut and paichlingt you go to the book. find the instruction that apply and you fill in the blank. >> paint by number in a lot of way. >> it is there were mistake. the judge told the jury if they convict on involuntary manslaughter they should go on and considerate gun enhancemen enhancement. he should have told them the opposite. if you convict of involuntary manslaughter you are done. you can't consider the gunen handles. >> so this is why the gun enhancement was dismissed and he basically said it was because of awkward or cop fusing jury instructions. >>reporter: 2 stages here. he said i misled the jury as to the law. so he did something very odd he said i'm going to grantp a new trial as to the gun enhancement but then following that he said having

we have learned the man is very apologetic for what happened.ng charges after this hour- long standoff on the bay bridge and no explosives were found in the vehicle. this is where toad. as we get new information we keep bringing it to you we're following now the situation has and it is the back up in the east bay. bay bridge looks smoothly but that's this deceptive. >> it's remarkable when you think of how much traffic is waiting to get to the bay bridge that this is all the traffic showing up at the toll plaza. as you point out it's extremely light. it was a traffic light traffic day and when this incident occurred the metering lights had not been activated. there was no back up at the toll plaza so thankfully the effects were much lighter had this occurred and any other weekday. take a look at the ride on the lory short freeway finally seeing things break up just a bit in this westbound direction. 880 has cleared out the 580 back up is clearing out and the east shore freeway moving much better now with more yellow less red showing up on the ro

you have to be zero -- ferociously against it or apologetic about it or you are the victim of it or the perpetrator of it and i just wanted to get rid of that discourse because it doesn't go anywhere, and find out what the origins are, what its purpose is not just a scapegoat purpose but it has a real function, which is power and control and money, which is pretty much the same thing. that is what it is for. it is not something that oh yeah, this group of people are like this and i mean you know we all know that and that is why one of my best friends is because we all felt one who is not white like that and that is part of a staple. i am not really, but there is something in the diet, the intellectual diet and the ignorance, you know, of well-meaning people in even their own work. i was serious when i said i don't understand why therapists ignore it or ignore the way they do. that is a powerful thing, you know in the mind. angela's experience in the library. somebody else is talking about difficulty coming into the library. >> it was alice walker. >> she just could not does. >> she said

these have to be ferociously against it or apologetic about it or you are the victim of it or the perpetrator of it. and i just wanted to get rid of that discourse which doesn't go anywhere and find out what the origins are, what its purpose is. not just a scapegoat purpose, but it has a real function. which is power and control. >> uh-huh. >> and money which is pretty much the same thing. that's what it's for. it's not something that, oh, yeah, this group of people are like this and, i mean, you know, we all know that -- and that's why the phrase what one of my best friends is. because we all know one who's not quite like that. [laughter] and that's part of a staple, you know? i'm not really. but there's something in the diet, yeah. the inte he intellectual diet ad the ignorance, you know, of well-meaning people in if even their own worth. and i was serious when i said i don't understand why therapists ignore it the way they do. that's a powerful thing, you know, in the mind. experience in the library and somebody else was talking about having difficulty going into the -- >> it was like alic

these have to be ferociously apologetic or you are the victim of it or the perpetrator of that and i just wanted to get rid of that discourse because it didn't go anywhere and find out what the origins are, what its purpose is. not just a scapegoat purpose, but it has a real function, which is power and control. and money, which is pretty much the same thing. that is what it is for. it is not something that oh yeah, this group of people are like this. i mean, you know, we all know -- and that is why the phrase, but one of my best friends is, because we know one that is not quite like that and that is part of the staple. i am not really but there is something in the diet, the intellectual diet and the ignorance, you know of well-meaning people and even their own work. and i was serious when i said i don't understand why therapy of dollars the way they do. that is a powerful thing, you know, in the mind. angela's experience in the library and somebody else was talking about having to --. >> it was alice. >> yes, and she just could not. >> she said that she finds it difficult to enter l

newspapers, and i want to make it abundantly clear that no matter how many mistakes i've made and how apologeticuestion was asked of counsel, was there evidence of corruption, and what he responded, no, there's no evidence of corruption or self-enridge richment and that i was overzealous and sloppy. these are not things to be proud of, but it certainly differs from the newspaper's headline back home that still reports inaccurate information that was not founded on any facts by the investigating committee. >> you would disagree with them calling you corrupt? >> and the worst ending here for charlie rangel could be expulsion from congress. most people think he will just be reprimanded. >>> a stern warning from the fda about high powered drinks that combine alcohol and caffeine. the government agency is telling makers of the drinks they're dangerous, illegal and can't stay on the market in their current form. the drinks are popular on college campuses and have been blamed for a number of blackouts. >>> we heard the saying we are what we eat. the japanese know about that. dr. sanjay gupta travels to

these have to be ferociously against it or apologetic about it or the victim of it for the perpetratorand i just wanted to get rid of that discourse and find out with the origins are, what its purpose is, not just a scapegoat purpose but it has a real function which is power and control and money which is pretty much the same thing. that's what it's for. it's not something that yeah, this group of people like this and -- that's one of the phrase my best friend is because we all know one that's like that. and that's part of the staple. i'm not really, but there's something in the diet, the intellectual diet and the ignorance, you know, of well-meaning people and even their own work. and i was serious when i said i don't understand why they are ignoring or ignore it the way they do. that is a powerful thing in the mind. somebody else was talking about having difficulty going in the library. >> alice walker. she said that she finds it difficult to enter into libraries today. i was so hungry for the experience of the library that i never experienced that difficult, and i hunted libraries a

him on the 6th of january and the very following morning, the very following day he was already apologeticking for apologies, asking for a chance. for us to be together. that he will be cured. he will be treated. he will be evaluated. all those words and i was coveredi covercove covering up for him. >> larry: you didn't report it? >> i believed him. someone asking for you chance you give it to them. >> gibson states that he slapped oksana once, not hard with an open hard and not with a closed fist as she alleged. mel gibson nor representatives answered the request for a response. you can see the interview with her on "larry king live" wednesday night at 9:00 here on cnn. >>> seems like two minutes longer than to lose your house. florida is speeding it along with a rocket docket. more on that in a moment. we've used hydrogen in our plants for decades. the old hydrogen units were very large. recently, we've been able to reduce that. then our scientists said "what if we could make it small enough to produce and use hydrogen right on board a car, as part of a hydrogen system." this could signi

. >> i want to make it abundantly clear that no matter how many mistakes i've made and how apologetic i am, the question was asked of counsel, was there evidence of corruption, and when he responded no, there's no evidence of corruption or self-enrichment and that i was overzealous and sloppy. >> reporter: so he's talking about what the prosecution, ethics committy lawyer said in his trial, that he didn't believe there was evidence of corruption but that very same lawyer also said sloppiness isn't a defense and he believes there are violations of house rules. >> brianna, take us through the possible punishments. >> reporter: there are a number of possibilities. the most severe would be expulsion from the house of representatives. this is something that would require a two-thirds vote by the entire house and seen as very unlikely. then there's this concept of a censure. this is a pretty serious rebuke. it would require rangel to go into the well of the house of representatives right there at the front of the house of representatives and be verbally rebuked. you can imagine. that's publ

he was very apologetic and thomas even suggested maybe he had something to teach to the tsa. let's listen to a little of what he told me this morning. >> he went on to apologize to me on behalf of the tsa and had some things to say. i had to do a little correcting. he had a part of the story mixed up which a lot of people do right now and we did that. and then he asked me what i thought because i kept talking about training. what i thought. so i talked to him that i really don't believe that they've been trained as well as -- to handle medical conditions, various medical conditions is what many of the tsa postings have been saying. and he said he had -- was going to be talking at 3:00 yesterday afternoon to his supervisors. and the whole thing was going to be discussed and there was going to be a larger meeting. i offered to actually attend the meeting and i would demonstrate and talk with them about the world of urostomies, insulin pumps and what else and help educate the agents if he was so moved. he said i might take you up on that. >> so i wonder if he'll go to the meetin

newspapers, and i want to make it abundantly clear that no matter how many mistakes i made and how apologetic i am the question was asked of counsel, was there evidence of corruption, and when he responded there was no evidence of corruption or selfenrichment and that i was overzealous and sloppy. these are not things to be proud of, but it certainly differs from the newspapers back home that still report inaccurate information that was not founded on any facts by the investigatory committee. >> you would disagree with them calling you corrupt? jon: charlie rangel the harlem new york democrat who has served 30 years in the house convicted on ethics charges by his fellow members of the house. we could also hear the congressman's punishment next hour on those ethics violation charges. we saw the h1n1 epidemic claim thousands of lives last year, but could there be new flu fears on the horizon? officials identifying the first case of bird flu in seven years. also, a deadly war too close to home, a look at the behind of scenes battle against mexican drawing violence. >> to hear these pilots talk a

the situation where the young man doing his job reached between his legs, sure enough -- he was apologetic. however, the concern is, in our nation we are beating the drum of fear? of what? we did not put time, energy, and money to the number of deaths by drunken-driving and drug use. and one of the things nobody has talked about in television or radio is how big of a piece of weaponry do you need to sneak onto an airplane to bring it down? it has to be a fairly large thing. wead the unfortunate flight from hawaii would lost something like 25% or 30% of the aircraft, just disintegrated, redoubt -- ripped out. it did land safely. world war ii, all of the airplanes coming back with all of the holes in them. sunday no one talked about. how big of a bomb can i guy put in issue, or in his underpants? it simply doesn't make sense. the physics don't seem to work out. host: you are probably old enough to remember in the 1970's when x-ray machines came into vogue after the hijackings. was there public protest? caller: i am old enough to remember when you stop your feet and the machine at buster brow

i have talked to the principal at the school who was apologetic in the manner that these letters werewas very receptive to us as parents. but i have not spoken to the superintendent. i do feel that the school should have dealt with it differently and the district should have dealt with it differently. i think if they wanted to show concern to the children, i don't think it's the school's place to do diagnostics. i think that's for a physician to do. >> right. you say your physician never said anything to you about your daughter's weight. >> correct. we were just there a few days earlier and we are active duty military so we receive medical care on a military installation and the physician there weighed her and measured her and had no concerns about her. >> ok. >> her well being. >> why did the school tell you they did this? why? >> they said it was to teach the children about nutrition and the effects of, you know, the effects of being obese or being underweight on their health. >> well, we appreciate you so much sharing your story with us, jackie storms and i'm so sorry your daughter

whereever i meet foreign leaders, they do not see it written shuffling apologetically off the world stageination to get our economic house in order so that we can remain masters of our nation's destiny. they can see the immense advantages of doing business with britain. we are already ranked first in europe for the ease of doing business and we intend to become the first in the world. we are cutting our corporation tax to 24%, the lowest in the g7, we are creating one of the most competitive corporate tax regimes in the g20, cutting the time it takes to set up a new business and scrapping the needless red tape and excessive regulation that has held us back for too long. there is no reason why the rise of new economic powers should lead to a loss of british influence in the world. and neither is there any reason why our military power should be diminished. we have the fourth-largest defense budget in the world and remain one of only a handful of countries with the military technological and logistical means to deploy serious military force around the world. and on the day after remembrance